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Outlook: Set up a Mail Merge for a shared mailbox I've tested this as well by entering in the wrong password and always have an option to force an authenticator prompt for my email address.Outlook Web App: How do I access a shared mailbox? However, there can only be one mobile number as a sign-in alias because when you sign in with a mobile number, we need to know which account it's for. It also adds an extra layer of security to your Microsoft account. Right now, I get spammed several times a day to approve logins that I am in fact not doing- the hackers aren't even entering in a password- and it's far too easy to accidentally approve a login I am in fact not doing. Adding a mobile number as a sign-in alias enables you to sign in conveniently using your phone number instead of your email. I am seeking to force the MS Authenticator to behave in the 'normal' way like I just wrote above but there seems to be no option for this. Share them with others and work together at the same time. Save documents, workbooks, and presentations online, in OneDrive.

This doesn't work like most 2FA authenticator apps where you first have to enter in the correct traditional password (e.g., on Outlook webpage login) and then you manually open the app and get a 6-digit code from the app which must be manually entered afterward. E-Mail Setup Microsoft Outlook for Windows 08:19:08 FAQ-Artikel-Ausdruck Kategorie: Kommunikation & Kollaboration::E-Mail Bewertungen: 0 Status: öffentlich (Alle) Ergebnis: 0. Collaborate for free with online versions of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote. I know I can remove MS Authenticator completely and use other 2FA options but to log into MS services (e.g., Outlook email web) when the 2-factor is enabled with MS Authenticator one doesn't have to enter in a password first - it goes right to the authenticator prompt which pops up on the phone. To enroll in classes, click the Manage Classes (add/drop) tile then the Class Search and Enroll tab.

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